And Two Centuries Later, the Money-Grubbing Materialists Are Still About Destroying the Planet

The immortal Archimedes was born in Syracuse, and Randall-MacIver writes:

"Cicero, when he visited Syracuse in 75 B.C., discovered the real tomb of Archimedes, read the inscription and pointed it out with justifiable pride to the local authorities. But its place has never been rediscovered and is probably lost forever."

Other famous Greeks mentioned in the book who visited Sicily or lived there include Parmenides, Empedocles, Pythagoras, and Xenophanes.

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